NDGA
North Dakota Gelbvieh Association
Welcome
Gelbvieh And Balancer
offer genetics that work!
Gelbvieh and Balancer genetics are well known throughout the beef industry for their maternal strengths and superior growth. Not only that, Gelbvieh and Balancer offer genetics with attributes such as more pounds of calf weaned, added fertility, greater cow herd longevity and heavier carcass weights. Crossbreeding with Gelbvieh results in cows that are 30% more productive over their lifetime by increasing fertility, weaning weights, and cow longevity. MARC data shows crossbred cows stay in the herd an average of 1.9 years longer, reducing replacement cost. Females that stay in the herd longer mean more profitability. Recent MARC evaluation points out that Gelbvieh sired calves had the lowest birth weights of the four major continentals and tied for the top survivability to weaning of all breeds. If you haven’t already, consider becoming a member of the North Dakota Gelbvieh Association. More information is on our Membership page. If you have any questions, please head over to the Contact Us page, and you may contact any of our Board Members. Many of our members are also members of the American Gelbvieh Association and offer quality registered Gelbvieh and Balancer cattle.
The North Dakota Gelbvieh Association hosts an annual
consignment sale, “North Dakota Golden Rule Sale”, at the
end of each January. Click Here for more information.
NDGA
North Dakota Gelbvieh Association
Welcome
Gelbvieh And Balancer
offer genetics that work!
Gelbvieh and Balancer genetics are well known throughout the beef industry for their maternal strengths and superior growth. Not only that, Gelbvieh and Balancer offer genetics with attributes such as more pounds of calf weaned, added fertility, greater cow herd longevity and heavier carcass weights. Crossbreeding with Gelbvieh results in cows that are 30% more productive over their lifetime by increasing fertility, weaning weights, and cow longevity. MARC data shows crossbred cows stay in the herd an average of 1.9 years longer, reducing replacement cost. Females that stay in the herd longer mean more profitability. Recent MARC evaluation points out that Gelbvieh sired calves had the lowest birth weights of the four major continentals and tied for the top survivability to weaning of all breeds. If you haven’t already, consider becoming a member of the North Dakota Gelbvieh Association. More information is on our Membership page. If you have any questions, please head over to the Contact Us page, and you may contact any of our Board Members. Many of our members are also members of the American Gelbvieh Association and offer quality registered Gelbvieh and Balancer cattle.
